Events client: Ensure all go routines exit upon client disconnect.#41
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Why I did it
The go routines don't get a formal exit, that breaks proper client disconnect from eventd.
How I did it
Add the go routines into waitgroup and invoke done upon proper exit.
How to verify it
Via logs is the easy way.
Start a gnmi client and stop. Note in telemetry log the spew from go routines for proper exit.
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